New gold price record pushes gold futures and ETFs to all-time highs

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Gold surpassed the $4,200 mark today, as U.S. dollar volatility and trade tensions boosted demand for the precious metal.
The rally also drove gold futures and gold-backed ETFs to new record highs.

According to the latest Kobeissi Letter report, gold has surged 60% in 2025 alone, marking one of the strongest annual gains in recent history.

Additionally, it was reported that gold ETFs attracted $2.1 billion in inflows last month, followed by another $5.3 billion last week.

Breaking: global gold ETFs recorded over $2.1 billion in net inflows last week — the seventh consecutive positive week. This followed a record $5.3 billion the week before.
Since the start of the year, gold ETFs have accumulated more than $68 billion in net inflows — the highest figure ever recorded.
That equals 645 metric tons of gold, making it the second-largest annual total after 892 tons in 2020.

As a result, total assets under management in global gold ETFs reached an all-time high of $494 billion last week — doubling since July 2024.
Demand for gold has never been higher.

Gold traditionally strengthens during periods of economic and geopolitical turmoil.
Currently, Trump’s tariffs and ongoing military conflicts are driving investors toward safer assets.
This shift toward gold and silver reflects declining confidence in the global fiat system.

Experts remain bullish on gold’s long-term trajectory, forecasting prices could reach $5,000 per ounce by 2026.

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